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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

NV Yosx, Aux. -6-fhs Commercial
xasrti.sr publishes this afternoon long
aftisls entitled a Torpedo Ring" IL says
three Of tns i've naval officers composing
the board appointed 10 test torpedos have
been charged with being Interested Ia tor
psdo Invented oy Captain Howell, OF the
navy. The writer declares be has invest-
gated this charge and finds that while there
4 40 proof thai any member OF the board
owns stock in the Howell TOrpedo COM
panv. there IS a strong bias in favor OF tnas
torpesiO. and NJ least two OF the board are
disanalidsd 10 serve impartially. The
ssork of the Howell Company Is largely
held by naval officers Secretary Whitney
distrusls the influence thus created and
r~cently stated 70 the writer that on this
account be should not commit himself to
any action of the board. he will consider
the facts they report. bat not Their recon-
na~naations and will act with great canton.
The writer xoes on 20 cits extracts from the
testimony reports etc, TO show that naval
ofieers Who have been most active IN
crssflng a demand for the tcrpedos and
.orpssiO boats In the navy are themselves
holders Of Howell stock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Chss. Scott, President OF Hope College.
Geo. L. Hummer. Principal OF the Public
Schools. Holland, r. L. Briggs Principal Of
the Public Schools, Grand Haven. A. W.
Taylor Secretary and Executive ofdoer OF
the Board of Examiners. Ottawa County.
and j. A. Latta. Secretary snd Executive
Officer Of the Board of Examiners, Allegan
County, have made arrangements for an ef-
cursion 10 the Black Lake resorts. for the
benefit OF the teachers, school officers and
Others interested in educational matters ia
the counties which these gentlemen repre-
sent The excursion will be given next
week Thursday, and in the afternoon there
will be short educational conference. with
short addresses etc. The fair for the round
trip from this city, Allegsn, and Grand
Haven will be 81 with corresponding rte
from Muskegon. Those who wish can re-
main over until Saturday. arrangements
having been made for reduced rates at The
hotels.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

L. L. Norris. Of St. Louis. Mo-. Charles
Ripka, of Philadelphia. and Alfred Knapp,
of New York, were guests at Sweets yesier-
day, and intended 10 go South on the even
ing q. r. & l. train. Mr. Warner. of North
hampton, Mass. who was stopping AT the
Morton, intended 10 leave Dy the same train,
but when the gentlemen arrived at the
Union depot their baggage was not there.
although the agent OF the bus line said lie
had given the driver of the baggage wagon
proper instructions. The train was held
eleven minutes after IL should have started,
and then II was discovered that the driver
had misunderstood the directions, and had
driven 10 the d.. e.. ii. & NJ. depot The
gentlemen were greatly disappointed, but ne
the train could not be held any longer, they
concluded 20 make the best OF II and remain
over until this morning. when they will
make another effort 10 leave the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

''The best shoH ever given in the house.
is the verdict OF every one who has been 70
see the great combination Of stars nj
Smiths Opera House this week. The
novel fret psrs. ending with the great ire
scene put the audience ia good humor and
the excellent music Of the large orcbestrs
should be heard bv all. Prof. VIM. B.
Edison. Dewitt Cook, Miss Kate Morton,
Cbss. A. Mack. Fred Russell, sterling and
Earle, Green and Seville. the hasten SIS
ters. Susie Wilde aud Johnny Ray. form a
galaxy OF artists rarely seen ~ one per
fornapce. A grand matinee will be given
stars will be seen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
LABOR DAY ARRANGEMENTS.
Congressman FORD Wtb speak aud Ms
lesi WI FURNISH Badges.

i-esi WI Furnish Badges.
AT meeting OF the LABOR Day COMMITTEES
on Arrangements al the Clarendon Hotel
last evening. the COMMITTEES on Trsnsporta-
tion reported that the street Railway Com
pany viii provide ample accommodations
Tor al. l. Z. Levi. OF the Star Clothing
House, having offered to furnish the various
unions badge for each membsr, the COM
mittee adopted the following resolution:
kesetsed. That We sccep, MT. Lewis ofler
an tender h.in vote of thanks.
Az Invitation wss extended 20 the Mayor
aud Common Council 10 review the parade
The COMMITTEES on speakers reported that
Hon. Nj. ii. Ford has accepted The invita-
ton 10 deliver an address on he subject OF
Immigration" The address will toe de.
liyered nj the Lake al > o'clock in the after
noon. Ii was decided 10 engage a we'll
known lady who will speak ia behalf OF the
working girls.
The Patrisrchsl Circle Band will help 10
make music. The next meeting OF the
Committee will be held at X. Of l. Hall
next Monday evening, when ali organizs-
tons not heretofore represented are re-
quested 10 send delegates.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
standing OF tho Clubs.

The standing OF the clubs up to and in
Guiding the games of yesterday, is as fol-
iows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

mr. Gibson. ef West yirxinis. Gets . Dos.
- .--..a.....a II C...-t

SIR Gibson. Of West Virginia, Gets . Dose
For Conterps of Court
PkRxxRsBrss. ". V. Aug. 26.-Ex-Con-
gresham Gibson vas fined $50 in sddi-
sion 20 term Of Ten days in all. By Judge
McGinnis. Of the State Circuit Court, at
Huntington, Wednesday. for con;empt
son innmated in court that the
Judge wss open ~ bribes. and subse-
suently In the street applied opprobious
names 70 his honor. shich Oh TIE testimony
81 seversi citizens. lei to Gibsons arrest
and commiimeut. There was aesriy q
riot when seDt-nce vas pronounced. eut
Gibson submitted quietly and = serving his
sentence. Yesterday Efforts were made 20
have him recessed. bat the Judge refused to
uodifv The Sentences.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

f~ekpeek~ss op@r~sisx IA .si Parts 81 th'
ctase--A f4xsAasE Saot

Daring hs past DQnth. IA fsos ever sincs
tourists began 80 80 North ia eonsiasr~bls
naa.eeEs. plckpoeksts have hesn exoeedins
y naalssoaz ca railroad trains throughout
ths STATE. Ia some instances have been quite
successful n relieving passengsrs Of their
s2iusbses- On Thursday sxenlng tlTee OF
ioar 81 The rasaxls bearded northhonno
train on The Lake shore Road AZ tAres
kseEs. shefe they bad been working ths
re1nlon- The tram wAs crowded slih vet
Grams. and tne thieves roo3es several per
sous bkiofe Their pfesenet wzs discovered.
when they i1Espsa or the "a while in mo
ton and ue1 into oornheld The tfaiu
stepped. All the conductor. breskmen ena
b4kSsfenl4u alaa q nurnbef al ftss Passengers
gave paEsaiL a farmer came up ciose %
oDe Of he fugitive thieves. and wss shoul
70 se.se him when tie isll0N drew q reFulv
er ana nfea. Ihs bullet TOOK effect IA ths
farmers hand, aud this ended the chase.
Yesterday morning two of tie piokpocsels
were seen ia this city sl llle Union depot by
One of the Passengers on the train Thurs
day, but ther disappeared before sAe ofncers
coald DC Doii1ed
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

pfTHcT7 Ane. zs-Tbe fr@sess E-sTsi.nf -
fais norn az esa ~ss ErEff sci sisxg~feS -
re Close - fo5sF o5,en hosr1. 5ha8rh fncras-
tars we-s fer sa5 SIGH yeas glstss - Css.s 70
serses ,. kssp 5aTs7s fi-i6 TIE eag hs4s wss
r4.rkps~rtfre'r Ha~ge Rifs are nstt esscsnr-
49, ard ot1re1 it F1C~s - ~ fssrE frtlr PRE-
csafos 81 N scesrn< el rexs Men3aV open
~ Fxrfr,s ~ t.iI1f gocf Ger - s'f 81 tseist
tksarsk frea TIE sestesrl sossv. Prices rr1ief
ke~t - ~
s. best 80 rea. sret eere e. ~ rsr n ? -
A. - 3 ea~s - ~ aeFteE1f- - - e. 7fs<e
r,s~rae- o. - 81 7<e e ar &c 7sszc ~
- = - T,eoeee ter = ~ ~ - ~ sref q
- 7-sz Nsy ~ ~ - - - ? 0nlss ts-s
Corn4 No-s iHal - - eTr. No 2 &C septsrs-
- zr5-f lc.ff,eT tst
levss sesd-Frsne SoFsassr. z5e bszy a
stss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
WANT TC SEE HIM DIE.
Excited Frenchmen Cismmoring for the
Death of a Murderer.

PARIS, Aug. 26.-The unseemly excite
ment over the expected execution of Prsn-
zini, which has pervaded Paris, and partic-
ularly manifested itself in the vicinity of
Laroquette Prison during the past few days,
still continues. Crowds of people fill the
streets throughout the night shouting. sing
ing. and indulging in ribsld Jokes, at the
expense OF the condemned murderer, and
after sunrise. when it becomes certain that
another day must elapse before the execu-
ton can take place, they disperse to assem-
bic after dark and repeat the previous
nights experience. No one can tell when
the sentence of the court will be executed.
but it is not likely TO occur for several days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

sAs FEAxclsco. Aos. z5.-SssnaE0s James
FAR s4s .sx=t today If be bsd aBytnias %
~ "A reply - the Ass YORK h1rala edlt-
orial oa ths NsEad4 saak. Aacksy zEd the
lsie Disastrous she4t aszl IA w1leh it .
strongly Asserted AseksY losf aa inlm<nse
sim u money. The hTaid edIkorisl saloaz
other things sFsisFrssi 80 senstor / Asr snd
as forAef con1ss,ts0n s1sh 44ck4f, Flood
zld LIE Ass1.ts oz8k "a f3llo@iag tez-zs-
At nfet E4uofs we're s<t A11at =
tla effect tkaz 4iF Eaa retired bec4use -
al not sDpr8se "a t1e allsf-a ~lia sp@cii-
isG.sn 0n ~ht.8 lt aas hiutet Ma Kay and
fiood nat eesn ea4sse1. 1ne tsfts ars.
Fair slagly retired from tie coaesEa igf
Ee4s3ns sesl knosn - AacsaY z1d FLOOD
a~spon1ing 70 t4s question: a1et1sr ne
Bal anytmnE 90 say "a feoiy - tlis. FAR
sa.d very quietly. "fhe inuusnd0 con-
t.asa ia TIE hera.f ediforiA! ( dO8 care =
8etics. bus 4 ig Is any comfort 20 those W.
tesfsled the Nevada bank arairs, ! don {
Ealad saying taat wlthares nay interest
from the Nevada bank of ny own .rse VIII.
anu / don koos tn4L 1 have had OCCASION
10 regret nay sction-that al.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
PRosAslY A cANAso.

fsrsnd Army wen ssia 20 Rave Refused -
walk uaSer she Presidents Picture.
Pfr-sBrse aug. "a Cir8sciis suecisl
fron Wheeling today states that the aaera-
bsrs Of the Grand Army Who participated
IN the demonstration IN TIA. city today -
fused 10 pass under the portrait Of Prssi-
dsn- Clevelsnd suspended from The Hsristsr
rffse. The entire column maie s,detour
snd iTocped their coiors ia passing tLe
picture. The action caused considerable
excitement in The city rhers were ovsr
SN'o vsfersns IN the bre fresn Western
rsnnsyiveniA Ohio and West Virginia
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
The Naval Register.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The new naval
register is now being printed by the Gov
ernment printing Office. and will be ready
for issue about the first of October This
will be practically the first register for
two years. as the edition printed about the
first OF the year did not conform to Secre-
tary Whitney's idea and was not generally
circulated. The volume now being printed
contains some new features the most im-
portant being complete record of the ser
vice of every officer, showing the date of
entrance to the service, and of every pro-
motion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

New YORK, Aug. pa man and woman
known as Mr.. and Mrs. Avery, who COM
mit.ed suicide at Paige's Hotel by taking
morphia, are now known to have been
Lee Avery Delamater, formerly a gunner
IN the navy and Mrs. Jennie G. Delamster,
wife OF brother of the dead man. Both
came from Kingston, whence they eloped a
few days ago. Mrs. Delamater left two
children behind her. Her husband is a
compositor. She left letter addressed to
her father on leaving Kingston, saying he
would never sec her alive again.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
THE TYLER PAPER COMPANY
VIII Pay twenty-five and q Half Gents
on the Dollar.

New YORK, Aug. 26.--The creditors of
the w. o. Tyler Payer Company. OF Chi
cago which failed some time ago, held a
meeting today at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and received reports from the experts who
were sent TO Chicago 10 examine the com
pany's books. This ccmmitttee reported
the liabilities to be about $4,000 end the
assets 100000. leaving a deficit of about
$500, 900, besides which the firm made bad
debts amounting to $172,0U0. The assignee
of the company, ]. l.. Rubel, and his
counsel, Terry. were present and the latter
offered to settle at twenty-five and one half
cents on dollar. Nearly S35o000 of the
company's liabilities were represented at
the meeting. and the majority of the
creditors agreed to the settlement.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
COLOROw WANTS TO CONFER.
He Would Probably Like To Make = Trip
to Washington.

NAsHINGros, Aug. 26.-Acting Secretary
of the Interior Aularow has received dis
stating that Colorow has expressed his will
ingness TO return to his reservation, bat that
he Is desirous of having a talk with repre-
sen;stives of the Government. The Gov
ernor added that he hoped peaceful settle
:nent of the matter would be speedily
reached, and suggested that some action be
taken. After conference with the Secre-
tsry of War. Secretary Muldrow sent dis
patch stating that General Crook and In
Giap Agent Bvrnes had been directed TO
proceed TO Garfield county and there confer
with the ludinns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Rev. r. c. Crawford, under the laws Of
the ~ T. denomination. must soon remove
from the pss;orsfe Of the Ames ". 4.
church, and being largely in arrears in bis
receipts on his small salary. becs0ss Of the
inability Of the church. financially, TO meet
the claim, tie society proposes To give bim
3 farewell benefit Dext Tuesday afternoon
and evening. ~ his resi8erce, Is Tenth
sYe.. snd they extend q cordial invitation
70 al of his friends in the city 20 COME and
help them in their effort to make ID his
salsrv. Refreshments. inclDding ics cream.
vii be furnished 70 al wh0 assist IN max
ing up the salarv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
DINNER.
Afternoon, > 0 clock.
Music.

Music.
Address BY
Hon. Austin Blair "Slichigan's War Governor
Music.
Address Hon. James H. Swan, OF Chicago
Music.
Five Minute Talks by Messrs. Martin Ryerson,
George Il. WOODBURY.. John Ruddiman. Elias w.
Merrill, Albert Means, Alexander '. Mann, Chas.
]. Hills George +. Bowling. Hiram ;. Tyler. 4.
J. Conneli, Frank Rrscelin. +. T. Bowles Patrick
Dowd. NJ. wilson Edwin Potter, George j. Illlot-
son, e. ID. Neison. Lyman q. Mason, Robert y.
Easton. David Mclaughlin. Levi beardsley, Z. Z.
Thomson. John Torrent. W. r. Wood and Others.
giving historic facts aud personal "reminiscences
OF the settlement OF the county.
The officers and gentlemen composing
the committee OF arrangements are:
III. II. Holt, President c. l.. Whitney.
Vice-President; Daniel Upton. Secretary;
Peter Evert. Treasurer. Major 9. Davis,
s. IL. Stevens, John Ruddimsn. q. r.
O1thwaite. S. 8. Morris, Orrin Whitney.
J. H. Whitney, Black Lake; DR.. Thos. ID.
Smith. Rayenna; Albert Mears. Whitehall;
]. H. Lordell, Trent; Geo. f. Downing.
Montague; q. r. Conklin. Ravenna; Ole
Murray, Fraitland; Benjamin Dow, Dalton;
NJ. Il. Converse, Fruitport; S. III. Lasley,
Whitehall; Ole G. Olson. Holton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Long sxo-sf iea<t i seems long ago
a.bei1 it vas less than dsraae. Cnsrae
hoyt wbo vas grsnaiEg away GA tas
Boston press tod ne of a. cid a&a hls
fstAer had ea farra wkoaa he alssys
ezlleo "osd sport when his ~Eeeeh Of
Keys made hit Charlie wrote "A Rasz
Baby "A fanny little ssolle through whish
OH Sport Fods on whssls- Frsak Dznsels
wss tie trst aktcr 70 assume tie part and
shroagh him NEST of as have haas glimpse
of character trus lo nature "A ksS
Baby" vas pFoauesa sf Posess Grand last
evening with Charlie kesd Ia tie character
sDd every eody laagned - ~ Old. NJ
Reeds conception % toe character shlse
Il Is exceedingly fanny-is eotiTely different
ffom that 0f Daniels Mr. Reed Il . come
eian VIC believes ia his art and resorts 20
no tF.ck~ - Hxcils lz0ghs While be makes
Old spoFi more actual and real he does not
crush him under the hand that bad
Kfasped sullivan The audience last
evening was IN particularly good humor
and tie piece went with humorous
huTEsh from pare Qaette to gallery. Albert
Riddle WAS a satisfactory Tony Jay. George
Parker played Venus Groat ana
wss grotesquely funny In her
swk1ard dances. aud WAS repeatedly en-
cofed. L. J. trcaln IS = fay0rffe comedian
in this city, and his impefsonation of one
of the three little tranps from JAIL set tie
house Ia an uproar TIE Misses Jennesse.
Reimsr. Johnstone and HoFnby all looked
prettiiy and danced neatly. which was
about all they had TO do, aud the whole
entertainment was very funny. "A Rag
BABY will De presented II the matinee this
afternoon and al the performance this even
ing. which will close the engagement
The house bills at Powers announce
"everybody's favoriie," Sol Smith Russell
for September 2 and 3.
Manager Smith. who gives matinee this
p. m, will have an entirely new company
! next week.
Harry Thomas, the partner OF the
anthor-manager Charlie Hoyt. is here with
"A Rag Baby" Nr. Thomas enjoys the
| reputation OF being the most modest and
the hsndsomest theatrical manager in Am
erica.
Q. II. Garwood, of the firm of Brady 4
| Garwood, who are TO manage Redmonds,
| arrived in the city last evening. Mr. Gar
wood closed his engagement with Sells
Brothers circus at Columbis, Ind, yester-
| day. He has been treasurer Of that or
ganization for nine years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

All ths wesssra Clubs We're wiansrs Yss-
teFday

The Western end Of the League turned the
tables on the Eastern clubs yesterday by De
troit defeating Philsdeiphia. Chicago The New
Y0rks aud Indianapolis the WashingtoDs.
Boston and Pittsburg did not play Follow
luE are the scores.
At Pniadephia- RLHE
rhHadsiphis.l 0 1 900 o Ia 8 I
Delroit -0 I D . o O. IA
hailerss-Csssy aud Mcclure. Conway and
Bennett
Al New York
Nex YORK 20 0 o 0 o 0 IA Q g
Chicago. ..-..e o 3 0 o. 8
batleFies-Xeee snd Brawn; Van HAltren and
Day.
Al WashinxtOn-
Washington % 0 0 ol 0 1 - 10 9
indianapolis D 1 l ? o. ID .
bst-eries-BOyie and Nyres. Gilmore ard
Mac
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
A PRIZE FIGHT IN A PARLOa.
Two BAntsm-wssght sluggsrs Have
Nill I'm New York

Nxw YoRx, Aug. 26.-Billy Davis, the
champion bantam~weight of Harlem, and
Hugh Boyle. OF New Jersey, fought for the
oantam-weight championship OF the world
snd a purse and stake of 500 to finish,
with Kid gloves. Queeusoerry rules. lsst night
n a prigafs residence up town. The piano
and chairs were removed and the men
ought on The brussels carpet. Hon0rs
we're evsn until the ninth round, when
Davis forced the sighting and knocked
Fovle out With a swinging right handler on
she jaw. The referee declared Davis the
winner Boyle wks severely punished,
while Davis had not scratch on him.
Davis backsr. vsll-knovn merchant.
offered to back him for $1,000 against any
man Of his weight ia America
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
WORSE THAN EXPECTED.
The Mitchell, Vance Co Failure Likely
to Cause More Suspensions

NEw York, Aug. 26.-It begins to be ap-
parent that the failure of Mitchell, Vance
& Co. will be more disastrous than was
first supposed. The contingent liabilities
reported were $4,000. This large sum
represents the paper of the firms 10 whom
the concern was in the habit of selling
goods, and some of the methods resorted
10 by the firm 10 raise money when il be-
gan 10 be badly pressed for money was to
get the paper OF these customers whom
they had been supplying with goods on
long credit and selling this paper in the
market. These firms, which are scattered
through a dozen big cities, in the West.
principally. will not be able to stand these
hesvy losses. and few of them probably
will be obliged to suspend as the conse-
quence of Mitchell, Vance & Co.'s failure.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

SAN Francesca. Aug. 26.-On September
the Canadian Pacific Railway Company
will assume the management OF the Postal
Telegraph Company on the Pacific Coast.
The Postal Telegraph Company has hitherto
been managed by the Mackay interest. The
Canadian Pacific bad an equal interest in
the lines with John w. Macxsy, but the
latter will. on September ], retire from the
management. The lines extend from San
Francisco 70 New Westminster, British
Columbia whore they connect with the
Canadian Pacihc lines.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
~ Surprises iiis RsissIsss.

DETzorr. Aug. 26.-Ihe dispatch relating
to Minister Lothrop's resignation we're read
10 Mr.. George Lotsrop tbs afternoon. He
said. This Is the irss We have heard that
hc Intended OF was likely - resign. 1 had
letter from him last SATURDAY iof course
sri ten about three weeks ago. IA which be
spoke OF various places he intended 10 visit
II Europe. He said nothing and intimAted
n0lhlng Of the changes referred 10 in the
dispatch. Il Is surprise 70 me-"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Albert O'Nann and Peter Mas, both dri-
vers Of baggsge wagons belonging 10 Ball a.
Waters were arrested yesterday afternoon
hv order Of SupeyntsBdeEt Smith for
driving bagzsFe wagons without bsvinf .
license ard without having number on
them. 1hsv weTe both leles sed on bsii 20
appear this msrninF. the bonds beng sign-
81 by 6 s. Bal. WHO ssys be viii get even
with smith for hsvins them arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Gwosso. Aug. 26.-During last evening
storm in this vicinity the house Of w. g..
Ketchum was struck by lightning and shat
tered in almost every part, without serious
IL affecting any OF the family. who AZ the
time we're attending supper, though ali felt
the shock. The electric Haid sbivsrsd the
rsftsrs and loists into splinters, tore of the
eispbosris. made holes through the roof,
and caused all the piastering TO fall Every
picture in the psrior vas destroyed. one
be,istead wss overturned. while o single
pedal vas vrenehed from the melodeon,
leaving the rest Of the instrument un-
ha~-,a1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
mEs. PRESIDENT ANNOYED.
DO Truth In the Reports About Her
Ersakfns the sunday.

wAsaixsroS. Aug. 26.-Gen- A. W.
Grssly. who acted as Mrs. Clsveland's
major domo during the recent soi0urn in
Marion, said yesterday that the Presidents
wife was greatly annoyed by the
reports telegrAphed 10 many papers
With regard - her manner Of
spending the sabbath. said he. Mrs
Cleveland vas reported as going out 70 dine
With the Nickersons and 0thsr places; as
making and receiving calls on sundays,
and parficipafinx in various excursions.
she was greatly disturbed by these stories,
~hich were absolutely untrue. She Is very
conscientious in these matters. and .nvar-
iabiy spent the sabbath quietly st home"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Anthony Platte. whose isrsiiiar figure is
seen no more in bloc with brass buttons.
hss turned farmer ard purchased 160 acres
q Land from J. Palmer. nseT Paris. keessts
county. including crops. horses csttis
4srus Inscn3nerr. etc. Mr. Palmer vii -
rrsvs - tks city While kBtb0BF. rhe "a
ssrnefhiaE # q f&r.ef bim9f, VI settls
e. kis bresd ncrss spd thrive, a. ht kss
1esse rver7wheFe else
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

QUKBEc. Aug. 4.-1hs fifth annual
jubilee Of th< Salvation army Of the Dom
Union yesterday drew . large Numbers If
So .diers and s0ldiertsses from the leading
cities Of Canada A crowd Of so ruff ans
determined TO mob the parade. aud the
police made no effort 70 stag them. Tee
assault was ms6e IN the Piece d'Arnes.
Stones filed the air. clubs we're braB5isbed
and bottles thrown. The SsiFeflonisis
stopped only 70 csTry o9 their reundeo.
Abo0t fffeen we're seriously injured The
four policemen arr ved promptIv--es the
lssf stone vas frsd-snd arrested 20 one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

wAsBrxsroS. Aae. B-The President
tosisv sppointsf Alezsnasr McCae. of New
York. he Prssent so.irtfor az ne Tressrrvs
70 - Com Diszsorsr Of Fish aud Fisheries.
~ succeesi the lafe Prof aairt The ap-
continent VII 1Ht nrcessitafe the - n
nlist neut o. 1is present crsiuor By S1lsc-
- NcCae IL = not yet known wha NJ.
- srDaintsd secreisry al the Smfthsonsan
s..fitu6on IN pssce q Prot Bsiri.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

AIrEsAx, Mich. Aag. 26.--Dr. y. Mitch
sll. Of Otssgo. has been brought to this
place on a charge Of being too intimate with
Mrs.. Sislev. A wsrrsnt - cut for ner.
bur "a set she has not been found. Dr..
Mitchell denies tbe charge and ssys e =
ruade hecsuse be hss beea active IN move
rnen,s sesinss Mr. Sisle~ who i alieged 20
hsvs sold iiqaor unia~ billy. Sis.ey wife
Is q daughter of the Rev. Ar. Rice who vss
expelled frona the Methodist conrch Gp n
Tngham county or IN tbst locality a few
raa-s -,